Time tracking app for software developers

Time tracking for dev teams

  • A simple weekly grid developers actually use
  • Jira integration that keeps projects and issues in sync
  • Insight into where time goes, without surveillance or micromanagement
eHour TODO

Built for how developers work

Flexible time entry, Jira-first workflows, and trust-based tracking. Everything developers need, without overhead they do not want.

Features

Woman tracking weekly hours with daily breakdown chart

Jira time tracking, built in

Track time where development work already lives.

Projects and issues stay in sync Connect Jira and eHour to automatically sync projects and issues. No duplicate setup, no manual mapping.

Log time in either tool Developers can track time in Jira or directly in eHour. Everything flows into a single timesheet.

Adding time entry notes with comment dialog

Track time on projects and tasks

Simple time entry without breaking focus.

Weekly grid or timer Start a timer while you work, or enter hours later in the weekly grid. Both end up in the same timesheet.

Task-level insight Break projects down into tasks and log time against each one. See which tasks consume time and where estimates were off.

Project hours progress showing planned versus actual

Time tracking, not time surveillance

Built for trust, not control.

Hours, not activity. No screenshots, no keystroke logging, no activity tracking. Only the hours developers choose to log are stored.

Respect developer autonomy Give teams the data needed for planning and billing, without treating developers like they need to be monitored.

The essentials built in

Flexible time entry, clean project data, and full API access.

Timer or Manual

Start a timer or fill in hours later. Both land in the same timesheet.

Billable & Internal

Track client work and internal projects separately. See where hours really go.

Project Assignment

Team members see only their assigned projects. Clean data from the start.

Reports & Export

Time by project, task, or team member. Export to CSV, Excel, or PDF.

Full API Access

Everything eHour does, available via API. Build your own integrations.

ISO 27001 & GDPR

Enterprise-grade security and privacy compliance built in.

What do our users say?

From the very beginning, eHour has been the backbone of our invoicing and time-management processes. The daily automated reporting gives us clear, actionable insights into key metrics across all ongoing projects. Its user-friendly time-entry interface ensures that our project teams submit their hours accurately and on time. eHour has become an essential part of our delivery model.
René Søndergaard

René Søndergaard

Director of Corporate Finance at PEAK Wind

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does eHour integrate with Jira?
Yes. eHour syncs projects and issues from Jira. Track time in Jira or eHour - both stay in sync and flow into the same timesheet.

Can I track time against individual tasks?
Yes. Break projects into tasks and log time against each. Reports show time at project or task level, so you can see which tasks take longer than estimated.

Does eHour include screen monitoring or activity tracking?
No. eHour records the hours your team enters - nothing else. No screenshots, no keystroke logging, no "productivity scores." We're a timesheet tool, not surveillance software.

Can I separate billable and internal project time?
Yes. Flag projects as billable or internal. Reports break down time by type so you can see how much goes to client work versus internal tools, maintenance, or meetings.

Is there an API?
Yes. Full REST API with access to all eHour functionality - projects, users, time entries, reports. Build custom integrations or connect to your internal tools.

Can developers use a timer instead of filling in timesheets?
Yes. Start a timer when you begin work, or fill in the weekly grid at the end of the day. Both methods land in the same timesheet.